About KI‑Assistent: who builds your assistant
An AI assistant works with your knowledge, so you should know who builds it. KI-Assistent is run by Tim Jamboula, a sole proprietor in Berlin.
Who runs KI‑Assistent?
The operator of KI-Assistent is Tim Jamboula, sole proprietor, Sanderstraße 18, 12047 Berlin, Germany.
He is responsible for the content of this website and holds the strategy calls himself.
Tim Jamboula is also an ambassador for Lovable and Cursor.
If you want a first impression before the call, his profile is on LinkedIn.
What can you book at KI‑Assistent?
- KI-Assistent has three packages: the personal AI assistant, the company brain and custom AI agents.
- The personal assistant is connected to mail, calendar and notes.
- The company brain makes company documents searchable and answers with a source.
- The agents take over recurring workflows.
- All three are built, connected and supported in operation.
- Details are under services.
How is an assistant built at KI‑Assistent?
- An assistant is built in seven steps.
- After the first call the data sources are reviewed, then a first working assistant is built for the chosen use case.
- Integration with mail, calendar, CRM or knowledge base follows, then the test on real cases and the onboarding of the team.
- Operation and expansion are supported on request.
- The steps are described under how it works.
Which tools are behind KI‑Assistent?
- The assistants are built with a proven stack, including Cursor, Lovable, n8n, Make, Claude Code and custom GPTs.
- The choice follows your use case.
- Where possible the build keeps data in Germany or the EU and avoids lock-in to a single vendor.
- More answers are in the FAQ.
FIG. · TOOLS IN THIS SECTION
- Claude Code
- Lovable
- Make
- n8n
How do you reach
KI‑Assistent?
You book calls directly in the calendar and send questions to info@ki-assistent.co.
The provider identification with the postal address is in the imprint.
The contact page describes how a first call runs.



